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by Thomas Roulet, HEC PhD 2014, senior lecturer at University of Cambridge, Judge Business School and ranked 5th in the Thinklist of most influencing academics in social media published by BathCBOS.
For the third time since TED was conceived in 1984, HEC Paris students organized a TEDx event, choosing “Crawl, Walk, Talk” as the 2019 theme. The April 5 gathering was played out in front of a privileged crowd which witnessed 14 students, academics and entrepreneurs share personal journeys from “its nascent stages to one of finality”.
Will AI and Robotics take your job or do they make you more skilled and generate alternate types of employment? The first panel of the ‘AI, Robotics & Work’ Conference at HEC Paris on March 12, intended to answer these questions.
The second panel discussion moderated by Sangseok You, HEC Paris professor was given by 3 business practitioners, Shirine Maher, Co-founder @EdzoAi; Guillaume Lerouge, Director @LaJavaness, Gautier Virepinte, Senior Manager@ KPMG on the business opportunities of AI application and on-going practice with corporations.
Do we have the tools to ensure that AI is working as it was meant to and, if not, fix it? The third panel of the ‘AI, Robotics & Work’ Conference at HEC Paris on March 12, ‘Organizational structure & Governance’, intended to answer these organizational stakes.
By Paul-Marie Carfantan
HEC’s Master degree in Media, Art and Creation (MAC) reached its 2019 climax in March with a weeklong induction into the cultural riches of Los Angeles. 41 students took the Californian capital by storm in a study trip featuring 110 meetings with the cultural sector’s movers-and-shakers. On April 1, they shared their conclusions with MAC Alumni and academics.
The HEC Incubator launches its new call for application: join one of the largest entrepreneurship network at Station F!
Top researchers and practitioners from the legal fields congregated in central Paris on March 21-22 for a groundbreaking conference devoted to the impact of AI, data mining and Smart Law on the legal discipline, practice and research.
HEC Paris is marking the tenth anniversary of the annual Hult Prize, nicknamed the “Nobel Prize for students” after winning the regional final in London. A team from the MSc Sustainability and Social Innovation (SASI) now prepares for a chance to go to September’s global showdown.
On 22 March at Station F, each team condensed months of research, analysis and creative thinking into a 3-minute pitch presenting their ideas for a start-up to a Jury.
